Miss Shirley Hodges Weds Bobby Parrish in Woodlawn Ceremony
Miss Shirley Ann Hodges and Bobby Lee Parrish wed Friday at Woodlawn Baptist Church with Rev. A B Asbill officiating. The couple will reside in High Point.
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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 27, 1960
Page
14
Miss Shirley Ann Hodges and Bobby Lee Parrish wed Friday at Woodlawn Baptist Church with Rev. A B Asbill officiating. The couple will reside in High Point.
The noted pianist Ignace Paderewski liked bridge so much that he had a bridge table installed in a corner of the official railroad car he used when he was premier of Poland.
Cincinnati, Ohio stands as the largest U S city to adopt the city manager form of government, reflecting a broader trend toward professional administration in municipal governance.
Annetta Elaine Burton and Lonnie Phillip Reece wed Friday at Greenwood Baptist Church in Thomasville with Rev. Raymond Crow officiating. The event featured a bridal arch, Oregon fern, lighted tapers, and music by Mrs. Conrad P. Jones.
The page lists repeated YWCA events from Monday to Saturday with times for Y-Teens public speaking, various Swim classes, bridge groups, club luncheons, and special gatherings. Notable items include the Double M Bridge, Women’s Begin and Advanced Swim sessions, Nominating Committee, Adams and B P clubs, and a Monday hayride and dance.
Mrs. Simmons reviews John Elder author of Prophets Idols and Diggers for Canterbury Club at Mrs. Perry's home on N Drive. She cites carbon tests dating excavated items and supports Bible as true history. Attendees include Mesdames Harrison Ellis Voorhees Amos Watts Sale Reese Brockmann and Simmons.
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